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Artamus fuscus
Ashy woodswallows are usually seen in small groups. Several birds may sit huddled side-by-side on the bare branches of a tall tree or on high vantage points such as power lines and pylons. From their perches, they make aerial sallies, flapping and gliding to capture insects in the air. Insects may be caught in the beak,
power line over the paddy fields
Spotted on Dec 13, 2014
Submitted on Dec 13, 2014
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Cool photo.